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Secretary of State visits British Steel as level playing field policy sought on energy and carbon costs

Kemi Badenoch visited the Scunthorpe site as negotiations continue

Birmingham Post

How getting out into nature can help people with drug and alcohol problems

Health professionals may suggest people spend more time out in nature to help with their physical fitness by doing activities in woods, parks or gardens, but research has shown nature-based programmes are also particularly effective for improving poor mental health.

The Conversation

Who is Luke Black? Serbia’s Eurovision entry competes with moody techno track

Black sings in English and Serbian on his entry, whose English title is I’m Just Sleepy

Evening Standard

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UK government to investigate Post Office over wrongly paid bonuses

CEO Nick Read and other top bosses given thousands of pounds for cooperating with IT scandal inquiry

The Guardian - UK

Risk of cyber-attack is main Eurovision worry, says BBC executive

Cybersecurity experts drafted in to help thwart any sabotage attempt as UK stands in as host for Ukraine

The Guardian - UK

Manchester man jailed and and another suspect being hunted after people smuggling gang brought down

Migrants were transported into the UK in the back of a refrigerated lorry

Manchester Evening News

Former British army chief slams government’s ‘vicious’ small boats bill

Lord Dannatt raised case of Afghan pilot who has been threatened with removal to Rwanda

The Independent UK

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How the British press covered the establishment of Israel – I looked into the newspaper archives to find out

On the evening of May 14 1948, the People’s Council of the Jewish Community in Tel Aviv did not wait for the midnight expiry of Britain’s League of Nations mandate in Palestine. The mandate had given Britain administration of the territories of Palestine and Transjordan after the end of the…

The Conversation

The idyllic village just an hour from Glasgow named among 'most popular' summer destinations

Tripadvisor has released its second Seasonal Travel Index of 2023 which provides insight into travel demand this summer including the top trending destinations people will be heading to.

Glasgow Live

Why is BT Sport changing its name to TNT Sport? Everything you need to know about the channel rebranding

From the 2023/24 season, BT Sport will be known as TNT Sports

FourFourTwo

10 best UK holiday destinations for a 2023 staycation

From girls’ trips to water sport adventures, here’s where to get your local travel kicks this year

The Independent UK

Number of Royal Navy ships to protect UK branded 'pathetic' by ex-defence chief

Former First Sea Lord Admiral Lord West blasted the Government over the dwindling number of surface warships as he urged ministers to order more vessels

Daily Mirror

Eurovision 2023: The best 10 winning performances

In its 67 years, few Eurovision entrants have achieved both a great song and a great live performance. Olivia Emily ranks the best of the best

The Independent UK

Uber passengers in the UK can now book flights as well as rides

Service partners with Hopper to let travelers book end-to-end travel options.

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Evening Standard

OPINION - The Leader podcast: What this year’s Eurovision means to Ukraine

Tina Karol, the award-winning Ukrainian singer, will be performing as a part of the grand final in the Eurovision Flag Parade

WhatToWatch

8 indie movies to watch this summer: ranked

While summer movie season is dominated by blockbusters, there are plenty of indie movies worth seeing over the next few months.

Al Jazeera

First baby born using DNA from three people: UK

Most DNA comes from the child’s two parents but about 0.1 percent comes from a third person – another woman.

Birmingham Post

Company behind Hooch, Hooper’s and VK sees sales jump

Global Brands saw a near 27 per cent rise in turnover last year to £84.4m, partly thanks to US growth

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The Conversation

Companies are saying the UK is 'closed for business' - here's how it can become more open

Tech sector complaints about the difficulties of doing business in the UK have been repeated more recently by the manufacturing sector. A decade of “flip-flopping” by the government has left the UK without an industrial strategy, according to Make UK, which represents industrial and manufacturing employers.

The Hindu

“I would have been equally angry”: U.K. High Commissioner about attack on India’s High Commission in London

U.K. High Commissioner Alex Ellis said “I think there is no disagreement between India and the U.K. that what happened at the Indian High Commission was absolutely not okay”

Daily Mirror

Fears WhatsApp is 'listening to you sleep' as app could be set to vanish from UK phones

WhatsApp is threatening to leave the UK over the proposed online safety bill which it claims would compromise users' privacy - it comes after claims the app has been "listening in on people"

The Independent UK

Top Blair aide warned George Bush’s White House was full of ‘f***ing lunatics’ who spelled disaster for UK

Blair’s chief of staff made claim three years before UK backed US invasion of Iraq, new book claims

Edinburgh Live

Edinburgh Cocktail Week: The 100 local bars taking part in popular festival

The UK's biggest cocktail festival has announced the 100 bars that will be taking part in the event this October - with the lineup including 23 new bars set to make their debut.

The Independent UK

Suella Braverman again rebuked by stats watchdog for saying ‘millions of migrants’ could come to UK

Home secretary told her use of UN figure does not reflect number of people ‘likely to seek asylum in UK’

The Independent UK

‘Handwringing or bell ringing’ will not tackle migrant crisis, Archbishop told

The rebuke of the top cleric came as he lambasted the Illegal Migration Bill as ‘morally unacceptable and politically impractical’.

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